ViewSonic Pro8500 Projector User Manual

The ViewSonic Pro8500 is a 5000 lumen projector that features BrilliantColor technology for vibrant colors. It has a 1024x768 XGA native resolution and a 4900:1 contrast ratio. It is also 3D-ready and supports a variety of connectivity options.


ViewSonic Pro8500 Projector User Manual - cover page
Brand
ViewSonic
Category
Projector
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
413 KB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
PRO8500
MD5 checksum
F50A046C8110AA10869CA60439066293

About this manual

The Pro8500 is a high‑brightness DLP installation projector offering 5000 lumens output, 4900:1 contrast ratio, and XGA native resolution. It includes BrilliantColor™ technology, a filter‑less design, and flexible mounting with a 1.5× optical zoom.

The manual covers connectivity options such as HDMI, USB slide‑show, network (RJ‑45), and optional Wi‑Fi adapter, as well as detailed specifications, control functions, optional accessories, and environmental operating limits.

What's inside

  • Display Type and Resolution
  • Brightness and Contrast
  • Lamp and Power
  • Connectivity and Inputs
  • Controls and Settings
  • Optional Accessories
  • Operating Conditions
  • Physical Dimensions and Weight
  • Package Contents
  • Regulatory Compliance

Specifications

Brightness5000 Lumens
Contrast Ratio4900:1 (dynamic)
Resolution1024×768 (XGA native)
Lamp Life (Normal/Eco‑mode)4000 / 5000 hours
Power Consumption350 W typical / <1 W standby
Dimensions (W×H×D)13.1 × 4.3 × 10.4 in (333 × 110 × 263 mm)
Weight (Net)8.5 lb (3.86 kg)
Optical Zoom1.5× manual
Throw Ratio1.45 – 2.18:1
Network ConnectivityRJ‑45 Ethernet, optional Wi‑Fi adapter (WPD‑100)

Frequently asked questions

What is the brightness of the ViewSonic Pro8500?

The Pro8500 provides a brightness of 5000 lumens.

How long does the lamp last in normal and Eco‑mode?

The lamp lasts 4000 hours in normal mode and up to 5000 hours in Eco‑mode.

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